Your Next Android May Be a BlackBerry, Net Neutrality Rules, & More... [Tech News Digest]
BlackBerry loves Android, net neutrality rules, Twitter invents email, Voat for Reddit, the Steam Summer Sale, and why friends beat selfie sticks.
TiVo Comes Online, Reddit Bans Haters, Teens Play Contra, & More... [Tech News Digest]
TiVo Online launches for Web browsers, Reddit bans the haters, Spotify battles back against Apple Music, Twitter shares its block lists, and teenagers play Contra badly.
Stop Saying How Smart You Are – A Lesson From Reddit's IAmVerySmart
Pull up a chair – we need to talk. No one online cares about how smart you are, and talking about it makes you sound like a prick.
Free Gift Cards, Games & Design Tools: 5 Sites with Great Giveaways
Free's always good, right? If you're willing to spend some time online, you can find all sorts of things for free. Here are 5 sites to check first.
The Lurker Majority: Why You're Not Weird For Reading and Never Posting
For every person who posts on a forum, generally about 99 other people are viewing that forum but not posting.
Pirates Pay For Windows 10, Earn Air Miles Hacking United, & More... [Tech News Digest]
Piracy never pays, hacking for air miles, Google drives itself, an online cat simulator, Michael Fassbender is Steve Jobs, and the musical fart enjoyed by millions.
You Probably Won't Read This Article In Full, Because Smartphones [Tech News Digest]
Smartphones are bad OK, Candy Crush comes to Windows 10, Reddit finally tackles harassment, Rdio Select lowers prices, and the trippiest 3D music video you're ever likely to see.
The War on 3D-Printed Guns, Snake Returns on Smartphones, & More... [Tech News Digest]
3D-printed guns, Snake on smartphones, Reddit's Original Video, the Oculus Rift slips to 2016, Swatch gets smartwatches, and Verne Troyer destroys an Apple Watch.
How Success Kid's Internet Fame Saved His Dad's Life
A father got a kidney, thanks to his son's accidental fame, and no one was hurt in the process. That's a good day on the Internet.
5 People Who Became Memes, And How They Reacted
These five people are great case studies for what happens when you go from Average Joe to Internet Meme overnight.
Microsoft Removes Do Not Track Default, Don't Push The Button, & More... [Tech News Digest]
Do Not Track Microsoft, do not press The Button, Apple Watch guided tours, Bendgate returns, PlayStation Home moves out, and robots in love with Rubik's Cubes.
The Kindest Communities on Reddit
There are a lot of really great people on Reddit – here's where you can find them.
Google Glass Will Return, Woz Predicts The Singularity, and More... [Tech News Digest]
Google Glass will return, Woz warns humanity, Twitch gets hacked, Netflix has arrived down under, embedding Reddit comment threads, and Siri and Netflix clash.
Finding the Most Bigoted Pages on Reddit, a Robot Road Trip, and More... [Tech News Digest]
Also: how Windows XP's persistence is hurting Intel, a sadistic AI weather app, and the Lego-based remake of Jurassic Park you've been waiting for.
Pebble Time Makes Millions on Kickstarter, Reddit Bans Stolen Nudes [Tech News Digest]
It's Pebble Time, Reddit bans stolen porn, Google teases Chromebook Pixel 2, LinkedIn pays out, the return of plastic instruments, and the 1000th Google Chrome Experiment.
15 Mobile Apps Guaranteed to Waste Your Precious Time
Some apps will add value to your life, making you more productive or helping you improve in some meaningful way. Other apps, well, they'll have the opposite effect.
Lenovo Installs Adware on PCs, Apple & Motorola Exchange Words [Tech News Digest]
Lenovo catches Superfish, Apple and Motorola argue, Samsung buys LoopPay, Reddit gives money away, saving video games for posterity, and random places to stick a GoPro.
5 Ways You're (Accidentally!) Being a Condescending Jerk Online
But here's the thing: you might be a jerk and not even realize it. Here are some things to watch out for.